Hi,
Same problem exist, Yaesu FT757GX CAT unidirectional too. Offical
version of WSJT-X not working properly with this radio.
But some patch available in this forum. But not user friendly. I think
the best way the offical support this radio too.
I don't have this type of radio, but a friend
This is interesting why would it convert the frequency to be 10 Hz up? I don't
have a VFO correction or offset established that I know of.
Rig command: ^C
root@y435u:/home/shane# rigctl -m 105 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 -s 4800 -v
rigctl, Hamlib 3.1
Report bugs to
rig:rig_init called
yaesu: initrigs3
On 24/02/2019 13:43, Shane Stroud wrote:
This is interesting why would it convert the frequency to be 10 Hz
up? I don't have a VFO correction or offset established that I know of.
Hi Shane,
having got around to looking at the CAT protocol for the FT-747 and the
Hamlib implementation, I can s
Bill,
Thanks for looking into that. It's definitely walking the frequency. During a
QSO, it walks 10 Hz each time I TX. But at least now I know what's causing it.
Old rigs are sometimes fun to use, but also a pain.
Shane
AE5SS
Hi Shane,
having got around to looking at the CAT protocol for
On 24/02/2019 14:56, Shane Stroud wrote:
Thanks for looking into that. It's definitely walking the frequency.
During a QSO, it walks 10 Hz each time I TX. But at least now I know
what's causing it. Old rigs are sometimes fun to use, but also a pain.
Hi Shane,
ok, then it needs addressing.
I can build from source most of the time. Missing libraries and dependencies
sometimes cause issues. I'm on Lubuntu, so here's the system info for the
system I use most of the time. I have two 32 bit systems and two 64 bit
systems that I can tinker with if need be.
Linux k3nw00d 4.15.0-45-ge
Hi Shane,
ok, try this.
Grab the wsjtx-2.0.0.tgz tarball from the project web site or the
SourceForge files area and unpack it somewhere. In it there is an empty
hamlib.patch file, replace that with this file:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8ypdeladz4fsfyt/hamlib.patch?dl=0
then build WSJT-X fro
Bill,
It wouldn't build on my systems. I'll admit that my compiling skills need
improvement. I emailed you the errors.
Thanks,
Shane
Hi Shane,
ok, try this.
Grab the wsjtx-2.0.0.tgz tarball from the project web site or the
SourceForge files area and unpack it somewhere. In it there is an emp
